The Latest Breaking News from Alaska

Turns out “Your husband is a polar bear, skinny” means nothing in English or Iñupiaq.

Who do you call when you need your loved one's remains scattered in a far-flung locale?

A new federal rule change could make it easier for Alaskans to access medical abortions, especially in rural communities.

The 5,000 inhabitants of the town will see the sun's beams for the first time on January 23, 2023

Government officials say documents aimed at helping Alaska Natives apply for aid following typhoon damage last fall featured nonsensical phrases instead of useful instructions

Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy is proposing the state capitalize on carbon markets to help shore up revenues long reliant from the proceeds from oil and gas

Three years ago almost to the day, Arik Matson cut short his dinner at a Waseca restaurant and sped in his police cruiser to a changed life.

WASILLA, Alaska — It's a frigid late November day in this city, but inside Sheila Pontier's garage at Alaska's only potbelly pig rescue, 13 pigs slumber, warm and dry.

This Chevrolet Bolt EV owner explains she lives in an isolated southeast Alaska community, which also happens to be on an island, with no local dealers nearby.

ANCHORAGE, Alaska — On a clear day between major December storms in Anchorage, two bull moose strolled leisurely through deep snow on the frozen surface of Lake Hood. Once on shore, the animals broke into a gallop away from Cody Thompson, a wildlife specialist with USDA's Wildlife Services.

After almost 40 years circling Earth, a NASA satellite has plunged harmlessly through the atmosphere